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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20
Suxem6 4es.
Wereinigte Staaten.

Wtt sroBem 8ebauern er:
abren II, baB Der bodp. 9ate,
s. &ariser G. SIS. r. pon Chicago mad
Reu Orleans ueriett worben 1T.
Der bo9w. 8ater P. Solar II.
mes c. S. c. madt uns aufmertiam, bab
bic 2iite Der l%uremburssr Prteitsr, bic ber
Notwithstanding unb Der Brisiters
ueriammluEs In gbicaao beiwobnten, nt9t
gang complet mar. gs itnb su,ufisen,
bic bo6p. Germ 3. u. Sedsr, Oe5ant
in ct. antonius au Wtlpautee. unb Serr
Wf. 2autb G. S. c. Soutb Benb, SSnb.
geiten Oant fur bic WittbsiIuns.
SoIgenbe 2uremburqer waren
als Delesaten BON ibren gereinen nod
9bicaso CUR 80. General : 9eriammluns
bes Centrally ereins seianbt worSen:
glrtonias. - Worrilton: g. 81. Comes;
Suinois. - Gbica9o: g. u. S9ubma6er;
Soma. - Dubuque: NS. @onner;
- gelepue: &. %. &aB;
glinnelo ta. - Vtantato: s. ytabomalo;
@isconiin. - sort @aibin9ton: Rep. $.
@iQmes.
Der 81 umme r Ser Bort @aIbinss
ton 3eituns" pom 8. September entnsbmen
mir 6as GoIsenbs:
Serr Dom. S9ubma6er 1T bieIe
&o9e mad 8tlcor, ga, Su ieinem Sobne Rif.
sum- Seiu6e ab9ereiit.
geamtenwabL. Oas Seuerbeportement
erpdblte lesten Wontag auf Der Sabress Ser;
iammlun9 iol9enoe Seamten:
90. @pen, Gbief;
W. Weiter, l. aiiItentz @bief;
gBm. So6in, 2. aiiitent: @biei;
Sames Wtc@artbp, SefretGr;
:. q. 0ieien, S6atmeiter;
= -" sa S1sis' otrs,p0l'se;
gdt. SlOnS,
Grau Marp Wolitor in Conn Sol
lamb, ;nei Wteilen n0roli6 pon Sacaoa mobn
matt, miro am 81. Sept. ibre Salss unb 2lders
9erGtbe peritei9ern laiien.
0aS 0rei6en 1T nod I'M @an9e iln6 10
piel mir b0ren, iinb bic FARMER NIT benz gr9ebz
nib mebr mie Suirieoen. IS itno 9eraoe feline
Seltenbsiteu, 6aB benz Seeufer entlan9 go 9.
Safer. As .. @erite un6 $50 3. @eiSem per
Ater 9eorol9e pllroen. SSeIter I'M Sanoe M eS
natiIrli9 ni6t 10 gut.
Better @atrp, Der lebtes SpGtiabr BON
Solp @roB mad Wilwautee perSog, 1T ipieber
mad ietner alien Seimatb juriid9etebrt. Nun,
uenn man III Stiefeln itebt ME Yeter, fam
man ia MAIDEN ipie eS einem am beiten paBt.
aber mir wiirben eS 9erne Ieben,i penn er es iih
etnmal ilberle9en miiroe, mas fir ein 9emiitb,
ll6eS Ylab6en llnler Yort 1T.
Senrp Qauters in Get. "a, Gown Bel,
GUM wobnbait, wirb am Wonta9, ben 10.
september, ieinen 8iebitano unb isine Sarms
9eratbe peritei9ern laiien. @r bat A Bferbe,
einiSe 6obIen, 10 Nil6tiibe II. (. NJ.
Der uPOrt @aibinston 3situns" pom
Is. Sept. entnebmen mir bas SoIsenbe:
Die SCOT Qabber go. erpablts am
Wonta9 fol9enoe geamten:
2beo. Peters, gorman;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20
&atboIistsmus tn S6,ueoen un0
Vprme9cu.

Su S9wsben unb Worpesen sepinnt
Der &atboIiSismus tmmer mebr an &usbebs
nuns. Seit benz uorisen Yfinsitfeit iinb
in Stodbolm aaein 35 &onusritonen pors
setommen; es b~einben ii1 untsr ben Son,
perttten Perionen aus ben ausgesei9netiten
Samilieu. Die lutbsrii9e &onfeifon bot
in lester 3eit uiel BON ibrem Qnisben ems
sebIBt, ba fe fi9 ni9t itart senrs seist,
Der IN BEN groBeu Stdbten iiberbanonebs
member Smmoralitdt einen Damn entse.
sen3uieseu. @dbrenb bes portgen Sabres
iinb in S9weben nt9t weniser ais SIG
gbei9eiouusen uoIsosen uorSen, unb erit
unldnsft wurben pon benz Itbendum su
Stotbo.m sessn 100 S9iler pesen llns
iittli9teit fortseiast. Mebr uno mebr err
tennt man ben wobItbdtisen @influB bss
&atbolisismus serabe au1 IN 8e3ug auf
bic Sittli9tett bet 8euSlteruns islbit bic
Brotsitantsn ssbsn biss gu unb fteben benz
&atboli3ismus ni9t mebr 10 idrof sesens
ibsr, pte ebsbem In Stanbinauien. 60
ersab gum BeiipisI cine unIdusit ueranitaIs
tete Sammluns ;u @unften hes neuen tas
tboIiidsn Soipi3es In Stodbolm ben 8es
tras pom 3s, 900 Srant, sr6Btentbeils BON
Broteitanten beiseiteuert. 9ls Dor einisen
Easen Der neue apoftolii9e @itar fir Sen
0oroen, Wisr. Saai5e, gu einem amtIiden
Seiu9 in @briitiania %eintraf, wurbe er Don
ben lutberii9en StabtbsbSrben nit Der
srDBten aussei9nuns empfansen, o6po5l
ct bas seitli9e &leib unb bas bii9ofli3e
&reus trus. Die proteitantii5en Slatter
BON @brifiania ribmten feline @elebriams
teit unb feline sro8en Sdbisteiten. Sn
Norwesen, mo tatbolii9en Brieitsru Bis
gum Sabre 1915 mod Der Iufsntbult unter
Eobesitrafe uerboten mar, CAB es DOT 90
Sabren nur $50 &atboIiten; b~sutsutase
SdbIt man bereu msbr ais 500, taft idmmts
lid &onue,titen. sic babsn 20 8rieiter
unb 8 &ir4en. SarmberStse S9ueitern
periorsen 2 9oipitdler unb lsitsn 8 freie
S9uIen. 8einabe ausnabmslos Seist bic
gspOlteruns ben &atboliten, numentIi9
ben Miifondren unb ben 8~armber3isen
S9weitsrn, poblwoIenbe @siiununs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20

Sobn 9. @bam, l. Qiiifent;
Neter 8loos, 2. 9iiiitent;
gSm. Sieoerid, Setret6r;
SO. gSeiter, S6utmeiiter;
i. 3. SsOoiHs, Iainons;eomite.
Eeter Ramer,
Meint man ni9t, man wdre I'M @ross
ber5ostbum, uenn man bteie Namen lieit2
Serrn Sobu Sieberi 6, unIerm 9ea6=
teten Witbiir9er, itieB am Samito9 abeno ein
unfau ;l, bel Dem er einen Srl9 eIneS S6ulz
blattes llto ;meier &ippen bapsntrl9. @r mar
nit ieinem felri9en Soppel9eipann aui benz
!Seinnpe9 ber9riiieu, ais neben 2auterS' Sarm
in Conn Yort @~aibin9ton bas gugsp llms
idlu9 iIno er ;l ieiuen i6limmeu Yerlebunsen
fam. Sort mar nGmli6 eit i6maler Sur6las
nno batten bic Yferbe in Der Ouutelbeit nidt
bic Wo9enipur ein9ebalteu. Sr. OieSeri6,
pel6er 6as Sanoelsbaits aEeuaner & so. pom
WFtlrpautee %pertritt, ;eiit i6on etpa 20 Sabre,
aber ME uorber 1T ibm Elm lln9liid Su9eltoBen.
Sts er ,pteoer ber9eitelt 1T, wirb letn Sobn
Sreo. leine STEELE uerieben.
Nit. 8iIBiuS bat einen Gontratt, cine
babe RiQion Srids na6 aiblanb III liefern.
Ssn etwa pier @o6en crit ,pirb er 10 ptele fertia
habeu,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20
Sur uttnfebIbarfeit" Der tno=
oernen .@iTeni1aft".

Wan Tam ben 8eifrsbunsen bss meni9s
lt9en Seritanbss, bic IN Der empiriI9eu
Bihsni4uft* y aum 9lusbrud ~sslansen,
bas polite Sntereiie auwenbsu, unb babel
8lei9seitis "a Elm enti9i6ieoener @esner
oerieIben iein, mo- iie ii3 erbebt. gei
0idte beiebsn, beitsbt bieie @ifenl9aft
auf uieIen @sbietsn aus nidts pie einem
superintendent (einem tinitIi5 aufsefibr.
ten @ebdube pon teinespess itritt ernie.
ieneu, fonbern muir mebr ober weniser
pabri@etnIi@en annabmsn unb goraus.
ietun9en), ben morsen cine .neue" grfabz
rune, Ober cine Before" Sppotbsie UNI,
blait. @s lit bdufis nur Elm ;sitli9 unb
rdumli9 bei5ranttes @i6enuoQen, mas
oa ais vunuiberitebItde 8abrbeit" ausse,
boten pirb. @erabe unier Sabrbunbert
bietet bafir bic idIasen6iten SeiipisIs.
90 1T es J. 9. nod gar nidt LANCE Der,
ouB Der enslii4e Naturfori9sr Oaruin
unb iein beuti3er Ra9tretsr unb uebers
treiber 9ddsl Der itaunenbsn 8elt pertiins
beten, baB Der Wsni9 nt9t pom Soft &c;
i9affen iei, ionbern pom 4ffen abitamme.
Sc wuroe bas namentIi9 pom ben bsuts
iden vOarwiniifen" ieiner 3eit lumber.
Isslid bewieien", unb wer's ni9t slauben
uoate, gait fir unsebiIbet, unb bic Sc
bilbeten" iaben mitIeibis auf ibn bsrab.
limb nod beute itsbt ss bel gar man9en
y@ebiIbsten" bss 10. S~abrbunbsrts feit,
baB ber Msni9 pom 2lffen abitamme, pbs
uobI In Der @el'brtenweIt Der affsnslaubs
i9on felt mebreren Sabrsn Elm iberpuns
bsnsr Stanbpuntt lit. 9uf benz antbros
polosensg onsreB in 8riifeI i'm Sabre 1885
fibrte bann ProfeGor albre9t ben lrs
ipruns bes Meni1en auf bic - Snietteus
frefisr 3urit. alber aud bisiss &eiuItat
Der vBifeni9aft" lit i9on wiebsr abses
than. 9luf benz tiir3li3 sei9lofeuen Qns
tbrOpolusens@ onsreB in Rirnbers, ertldrts
Elm anbsrer @elebrter, res babe fi5 uns
wibsrlssIid berausseitsIt, baB tsine &aGe
Dor Der anberen sroBe alsemeine 8orsise
in gssus auf ben &no9en5au babe. Oie
Wansel auf einem @sbist wirben bur4
SorSise auf etnem anbersn itets wieber
a%ufsewosen. Sang unri9tis iei aud bic
nod utelfa9 berri6enbe annabme, baB Der
&Orperbau bes Resers am na3iten nit
. y Ole empirii6e @iiienidaft bat MIR
iol6e @ri6einun9en uHb Sin9e gum @e9ens
itanoe, bic unter bic @riabrun9 fallen, ilno
bei6aiti9t li9 aud nit Der @rfori6un9 Oeriels
ben MIR inloweit, alS beren @riinoe un6 @eiebe
auf benz 8e9e Der @rfabrunS rno bes @rperts
mentes sefinben uno beransseReQt werben
t0nnen.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-19
Mfttp. enersiif % paalioelia.

So. Wontscmerp & Go. fan altio itoles pa
ueo Senipn til be reneite 90 bebTte Sarer. o
be ppretbulosr fit Sip for at Gre aitiue, ener
silfe os paalibelise peb at anbefale Grtifler
ON er blepen aneriienote os er popnlGre. 3
bar Gsenturen for ben bersmte DR.. King
New Discovery for Iarins, 5oriislelie 0
Soite, os i9lser ben iom iuloitGnois saran
teret. Zen oil meo Sifferbeo belbreSe enhpe
Gifeition peo Gals, 9iuse eIer Brpit, % 70
at sootsisre, at bette er iaa, anmooer pi Zen
ON at TONNE % faa en- Yrspe-Jlafe. Gel
aeS paa Gpotbefer | ale 4per. q
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-19
9e npe Gmmaro 9ampere
"Gtrnrta' % "umbrtQ'

Cteands 8jampr. ION gaar nro en- BART al 20 Ssmile linen.
8 se TO e ssaer stts o. bet kasfs 1luaa til eanSrs 5laasn Be T s fsf, 1am
tbe bar en- Errataheo Of oprs 5000 IONS "a 1900 6sms Sraft o. ON eo lille iaa
LANCE im '~gnp OF Some, r be bog 5 COB bpoere % 4 5oo opbcre
De or / Befoods Of fortrmhss Bsnemmtdabcr for ans lal0skr at Bashgrer
mo, tlnrGHelg Ylabs, iaa at al {rrnad uuoeaass. fertilization T futonanoy, Rt
enhWr frrMt Boshee bar en- Rrne BenfIatorL lamp anpenoes til Spuirmntna, oa
SrusS Tan 3emprataren resulers etr alt Siss gerlst Oprai bmpttes for Beps
ming ektrWh gtsolomper
De Der napne to 3ampnbe hnaene I" serpta" % "Nurania", Of famine
slaNs, banner en- Snrtis. Grprss sinit itsnSs I'll o. fra Rem Dmf bier asroag
"sotsnia". "septbia". os Here andre CEN 5aaos Jon Tan maa. Es mso 5god
fra Bottom 9snns prGstss 5laase al lpssnos Eslabs5 bar nscn spubactss % BET
so % SSnIts9eO GbsIsi Fom is!o % aiSrs m.a en- sasiaaaa tar ir as tho;
opoiies, neml9 8 9ass Timer % A. aRtnathE bUhtt sDr m sFHnsmfHtsbahts'
bo al 1875 Ssml euer 90 "Statut"sR u ltmn uuoer belle Rdkn.
Noele at Gmnarbs % mpermes b~mrtiane cpertarter:
~sms5s~. s Si ISL, ,s77 6 sat ft"' 4 Tr ~ %s%sa s ssI iSt fst e tl""s rn
gunaro 9tusus Hauetuapffe gasinsrr bar Ren, sosts % transport al ga'
gage GnaIano frit.
. 'Cperiafs BrHn sr iaa lat, iOm pa bUh,niombca Jsrhe aIasks gusinasr emts
g. WHITING, Manager Western Dept,
under Sherman House) 11 Rauoopb Ctr, Chicago, 81.
Cob, paatSeise gsmer suRts Bper, bor i lie r rcprGientrsSe.
Store 1anbinaphe GriurFouer meo opennapns hponoe Yalabtr.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-19

ct iiberatt rrttgist Ra~dHeosblao, uoaiust az
Rriitoier Sanion, be9puoer at uotomns /
September Yrguenumner ienoeS oeo Moo.
Of 10 Gents i 9 Gents GrimRrter.
en- Del al Blooet oil pies III auiuoeinasn.
Suert Nummcr inoebDloer 80 Sioer 4RieIoi.
Gbonnemeutspris for Naret I Dollar, for
l~fuospts betalt. ,Sor fem betnlte Gremplar
bet iIette irit, Beitilin9sr isuoes til
3rinofer S~anion,
2419 EJconett Npe., R~tnneapolts, Minn.,
2.143.eop.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-19

FnFF SeHo % Gents for 12 npe int
kkkH portereoe Garos ior 1888 meo
ILL., 7eres Hapn oaa, % pt oil iens
De 3em irit % uoiggte S%taalpenne, builte
alene or o9ro 25 Cts. eller Ri oil TOR IS eis.
ienoe ~ 8lpanter o. ct 9uiin CARDS. Ggens
FER pnites. Samples 4 Cts. Stor Sample
Book % Cts. Eu er 9ioen til at 9lere Ben
ae. Stpr Commission.
SoHtb Minneapolis, garo &c,
Rinnenpolis. Yeinn
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-19
4AuOsmHuO,

fgrenbe Eoiten melem europa og Zine
rita, er ben ~iitreite, b%urtisite, bilisite
% bebite at reiie meo. Basiasererne
a~freiier fra Chicago bper Ranbas %
fra SEEN Yorf buer Snsoas, iamt nns
fommer til 2iuerpool buer 5reoag, bpors
fra Reiien famine Dag f~ortiattes til
Suq os oioere til &%riiiansianb, 8riitis
ania, 8%jsbenbaon oiu., til builte Steber
be anfommer ben fslsenbe 2srba9 eller
Spubas, iaa at belle Reiien melIem Gep
Yorf os Sjemlanoet tilbaselasses paa
10 q IL 9a9e.
Suer Basiaser paa benne 2inie er.
boloer fri Soft os frit 2Osis iamt 8et
til at mebfsre $50 Eitnb Baggage frit
paa belle &eiien.
&jpb Biaetter al Goers nrrmefte
Nsent os laber @oer life af ~bebraserite
BoarSinsbouies eler Sumner auertisie.
menter narre til at fjsbe 8iIetter gbis
caso eller Seem Yorf.
5or Brisliiter os uprmere SplDss
ringer benpenber man Zig til
s. Bruce SStnaD|
General Ngent,
Al Broabiuap, Nen Yorf.
u. gtttbcrjcu, Gent S&sssit. digit,
"a g. Start STR, Gbitago.
climber Shernlau !SouIe.)
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-19

9et or life for meSet ia9t, naar jes
poper at ubtale, at 9uiinoer af benz,
Ipm bar tittst inbom 9sren til uoitils
linsen bar sjOrt bet enc % alene for bet
itanbinauiife aunitsuasries Sfplb. Selu
anieebe amerifanite 8laSe bar erfjenbt
bette. % Samlinssn er marfOerbis
risbOlbis. Mun timber fer Bartier fra
ollie Dele at Sfanbinapiens Natur. Wan
fec 81 % 2anb, imilenbe Gnse % bpbe
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-16
POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements OF Citizens and the Coml
aud Going of Strangers.

Movements of Citizens and the Coming
aud Going of Strangers.
Hon. J. b. SOmmerville WAS in town
yesterday.
Mr.. J. w. BOdley, wife and daughter
are stopping at the Stamm.
Mayor Frank McJIlton was in the city
yesterday. lie takes his new hOnors
mOdestly.
Mr.. j. II. Stewart, a popular young
student of the Wheeling Business College,
left for his home at Warrington, w. Va
yesterday.
J. f. Hunter n prominent Democrat,
formerly of fShepherdstOwn, this State, but
now of MOundsyille, is in the city visiting
some of his numerous friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Hughes retu ned
Yesterday from three months trip in the
Southwest and West, extending their
iOurneyings as far wcsta as the Pacific coast.
Mrs Isabella Dunbar, one Of Cincinnati s
old and respected citizens, died yesterday
morning after long illness in her seventy
third year. Mrs. Dunbar was the widow
of the late Captain Daniel Dunbar and the
mother of Captain Sam Dunbar, of CALI
polls; June Dunbar, United States Special
Gauger; Mrs Captain II. c. Gilbert and
Mrs. Daniel f. Thomas Her remains will
be taken to Wheeling, W. Va, for inter
ment. Commercial Gazette. Mrs. Dunbar
was the mother of Mrs. Ann Crymbal, Of
Moth Market street, and aunt Of the late
K. II. Phillips.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-16
ThaLahiss, E,arn lite.

The newest fashion il ladies' hats win
doubtless cause q latter Of plsasuRble
exciten ant among tle fair sax Ladies
are alw Us susceptible 10 tie changes Ol
fashion plate; aud tls more startling the
de pSture, tn more e. -nest the gossip over
the new IIOde. DR.. Piaree's Favorite
Prescription IS positive ur for the ills
which affliCt females and Tlaise their lives
miserable. This sovereign p8nacea can be
relied On in cases Of iispllC ments and al
functional deraDgeUents. 1t builds up
the POOR, hsggard anl dIaged-oat victim,
and gives her renewed hopg and freshlease
Of life. 1t IS u onY medicine for wo.-
man peculiar Wea kneze3 apd ailments,
sold 5y draggists, uldaT pHisiye guaran-
tee from tho miuufsCtErsfs that i5 Will
give satisfaction IS every Sc, or money re-
funded Rod printed a. untee on bottle
wrapper
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-16
FROM PowDERLY,s PEN.
Intentions OF the knights Of Labor Out
lined by Their Leaders

Intentions of the knights Of Labor Out
lined by Their Leaders.
PHILADELPHIA, April 15.-To-mOrrOw's s
issue of the Journal Of United Labor will
contain long article by Mr.. Powderly.
Referring to the intentions of the Knights
of Labor, Mr.. Powderly will say:
knights of Labor need not go away
from honie'tO get issues to advocate. They
have a declaration Of principles any one of
which carried out, would materially ad-
vance the welfare of the human family.
Take the fourth section of our platform for
instance, that the public lands, the her
itage of our people, lie reserved for actual
settlers-nOt another acre for railroads or
speculatOrs; and that all lands now held
for speculative purposes to be taxed to
their full value The latter clause es-
pecially would materially lessen the tax
rate in nearly every. municipality in the
country by making it Improbable to
build. te
"A graduated income tax, which is the
thirteenth article Of our filth, would more
eauitably divide the burdens of taxation.
The dong away with banks Of issue is a
third imp0rtant plank-a question which
will soon have to be met, for the rapid pay
ment of Government bonds will induce the
issuers of the illogical and expensive
national bank currency to ask Congression-
al sanction for some other means of keep
ing hold of this source of income; and. last,
but not least, is the matter of vital impor-
ance to free government, State ownership
of railroads, telegraph and the like, of the
means of transporting intelligence, passen.
gers and freight. On this point the Knights
speak with no uncertain sound"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-16
The Verdict Unanimous.

W. d. Suit. Druggist, Bippus, Ind; 4,
testifes: 81 can recommend Electric
Bitters as the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief in ever case:
One man took. six bottles, and wa cured
of Rheumatism of 10 years standing. "
Abraham Hare, druggist, Belleville, hio,
afirms: 'The best selling medicine ! ayeT
handled in my 20 years experience, is
Electric BitterS." Thousand, of others
have added their testimony, 10 that he
verdict is unanimous that Electric BiiteH
cure all diseases of the Liver, Kidney or
Blood. Only half dollar fOttle st
Logan & Co q Drug Store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-16
CARDS RUINED HIM.
An Iowa Judge Goes to Canada to Escape
Prosecution.

An Iowa Judge Goes to Canada to Escape
Prosecution.
DEs MONIES, IA, April 15.--There
seems now to be no doubt that Police
Judge l.. j. Labour of Des Moincs, has
fled to Canada to escape the consequences
of the misapprOpriation of large sum col
lected in fines during the three years OF his
service in office
He left the city Friday night for the
East, giving out that he had gone to 0ma-
ha. Tuesday his wife received letter from
him, written in Chicago, saying that he
was short in his accounts, that cards had
ruined him, that her piano was paid for,
and that he was panied beyond expression
at bclhg obliged to leave her.
He is man of about 30 years and of de-
cidedly prepOssessing appearance and man.
ner, His shortage is TO the school fund,
and il is estimated ut $4,000. During the
three years of his service as Police Judge
he has paid In but S27 80 out of an amount
which the County Treasurer estimates by
previous receipts as at least $4, 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-16
CONFLICT OF JURISDICTION.
Georgia Comes to the Front With a Legal
Sensation

Georgia Comes to the Front With a Legal
Sensation
ATLANTA, GA, April l5.-There is a
conflict of jurisdiction between the State
and Federal courts in Georgia which is
likely 10 assume considerable importance.
William NJ. Miller runs a distillery in
DeKalb county which he refused to close
in obedience to the prohibition law. He
was indicted therefor before Judge Clark
and was on trial when by writ of habeas
corpus, he was taken from that court and
the case transferred to the Federal Court.
This caused Judge Clark to write let
ter to Governor Gordon in which he de-
nOunced the action OF Judge Pardee as an
infringement on the States sovereignty
and asked that the State take measures to
protect itself against such encrOachments.
He said; GAS l understand it, it is a sin
against the very alphabet OF the law to
convert the writ of habeas corpus into a
contrivance for defeating 4 criminal trial. !"
The State will appear rs party to the
case in Judge Pardee's court and claim
jurisdiction OF the prisoner.
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The Escaped PrIsoneES,

Special telegram 10 the Rs0iSer:
CHARLESTON, W. VA, April 15.-Three
of the Jail birds who escaped from the
county Jail last night were captured this
morning in Glen Elk. A fourth Jabez
Burdett was arrested near his home up tha
Elk. Fields, Lesher and Williams are now
in Jail. Capt. Alf Burnett expects to over
haul the other two, Finnigan and Carr,
tomorrow. Finnigan is especially wanted
His crime is abortion and the details ot
the trial and conviction makes it the sod
dest case on record in this county, and
Finnigan the most heartlesS wretch out Oi
the penitentiary Finnigan has many
iri2nds and some suppose he is hiding in
the neighDOTnOGj.
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MORMONs WARNED.
They Will be Tarred and Feathered II
They Stay I'm North Carolina.

lney stay III ENoEth Saiohh0'
RALEIGH, n. G., april l5.-A party Of
Mormon elders came from Tennessee into
the western part of this State some weeks
ago. Tbsy at ONCE began work in making
converts, particularly among women.
This caused great indignation on the
part of the people in Buncombe aud Hen
derson counties. An organization, fully
oficered, has been effected for the expul-
sion of these Mormons The latter have
been duly nOtiGeG ip writing to leave i'm
mediately. If they do not do So, tar and
feathers will he used and perhaps worse
punishment will be inflicted, The people
are in earnest and determined to expel
them.
Parties of Morhons have been at work
recently in the mountain districts. Some
of them were nearly beaten to death and
driven into Georgia by the indignant peo'
people q,
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wrecked and great trees lie uprOoted on
the ground.
The Big woods, about mile to the east
Of town, covering about fifteen acres were
knocked out in wonderful way and seven
acres Of trees, some of them measuring
three feet il diameter lie prone, bearing
witness TO the awful force of the cyclone.
The frame house of Joseph Young, east
Of town was destroyed, as was also the
brick building of Edward S. Amick on
Wheeling creek. The building of Daniel
Steenrod on the National road was also
damaged considerably.
The storm went over Steenrod's hill and
down David SuttOn,s hollow, leaving a
track of leveled trees and feneesiu its wake.
The 7. V. road is running trains on
time.
INJURIES.
C. w. Troll, manager of the Bellaire
and St Clairsyille road, has a fractured
arm as the result of the storm.
]. W. Riley's right leg is broken and he
suffers internal injury.
1t is reported that q son of S. w. Coch-
ran, the Northern Railway express man,
was fatally injured.
Hundreds Of people in ST. Clairsville are
utterly ruined by the cyclone and thrown
for the present upon the charity of neigh
bora. The citizens are doing all in their
power to provide shelter for the homeless,
but much help is needed.
BricklayeTs, maSons and builders of all
kinds can find plenty OF employment here
now.
. The total loss is estimated at about
$4,000.
INCIDENTS OF THE STORM.
Mr. J. F. Patton, who is an old Wheel
ing boy, and now telegraph operator and
dry goods merchant here, saw the storm
coming. He described it a great funnel
shaped, smoky cloud, the apex resting on
the earth and the base towering like gi-
gantic mountain up into the sky, whirling
over the county, following the shape of
the land, its course being altered slightly
by the hills. As it roared through the
town, horses and vehicles were lifted bod
ily and carried for rods before being drop
ped in a heap.
As an illustration of its mighty force, q
scantling torn from fence was shot COM
pletely through the frame butcher shop OF
Mr.. David Darrah, sticking ont ten feet
on the east side. The hole was as clean as
if made by a ball from hOwitzer.